Cannabis Stocks Declined -9.9% in May; Now -43.7% YTD
The largest Canadian Licensed Producers (LP), as tracked in the Canadian Pure-play LP Pot Stock Index, is down by 15.6% in May. [more]
The largest Canadian Licensed Producers (LP), as tracked in the Canadian Pure-play LP Pot Stock Index, is down by 15.6% in May. [more]
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Marijuana Opportunity, Reinvestment, and Expungement (MORE) Act on March 25th and that initially led investors hoping for quick passage of a Senate bill to match the bill passed in the House. Last week, however, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said he would not be introducing the Senate’s version of the House’s act, called the Cannabis Administration & Opportunity Act (CAOA), until toward the end of April. [more]
Cannabis stock prices continue to be under pressure as the overall market struggles to find footing amid the coronavirus crisis with numerous companies announcing impairments, write-downs, deal adjustments, and financings. However, some companies continue to execute partnerships and launch new retail stores. [more]
Canopy Growth, the largest cannabis company in the world based on market cap, reported full year earnings for F2020, with a 73% increase in revenue year-over-year, however, its bottom line reached over C$1 billion in losses due to restructuring initiatives, costing upwards of C$700 million. [more]
Other major events and reports related to the cannabis industry include: Cannabis Treatments for COVID-19; Canopy Growth loses two executives; Green Thumb Industries triples revenue; Tilray hopes to be profitable by year-end; United Cannabis files for bankruptcy. [more]
Aurora lays off 500 employees and writes down $1B; Hexo dismisses 200 employees and writes down $270M; Canopy closes two facilities with 500 employees and stops plans for third facility; many U.S. listed cannabis companies fall under $1/share; Canopy closes all retail stores. [more]
Cannabis companies saw their stock prices fall quarter after quarter as the top nine cannabis companies are currently on average half the value of what they were one year ago. [more]
Aphria reported FQ4/2019 earnings which beat analyst expectations, surprising the whole cannabis industry as the rest of the cannabis market has seen stock price decline for several months. [more]
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